Joe Miranda
Titanium
- Joined
- Oct 19, 2004
- Location
- Elyria Ohio
I have searched the gunsmithing forum and have not found dxf versions of the ar 15 lowers and I thought that would be a pretty common interest. Is anyone aware of them? Thanks.
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I have searched the gunsmithing forum and have not found dxf versions of the ar 15 lowers and I thought that would be a pretty common interest. Is anyone aware of them? Thanks.
Joe, another source: AR-15 CAD Files
and try www.*******.com
Jim
******* is what was supposed to have appeared where the stars are in the url above.
sorry, don't know why the stars keep appearing.
DXF is gonna blow pretty much. I have several .Stp files of forged lowers and couple billet ones....
Thanks for the help. Now, do any of you have a spare machine that is tooled that I can borrow to make one?
Thanks for the help. Now, do any of you have a spare machine that is tooled that I can borrow to make one?
The ATF changed the law recently. You cant rent or borrow any machinery or tools to "manufacture" a gun on. You have to own the machinery/tools outright to keep the process legal. It is just more roadblocks that cut down on our freedom, but to stay legal we have to operate within their rules/laws as they define. There is a small specialty CNC mill that can machine an AR lower, the ghost gunner I believe. They had plans to lease them, the ATF had different ideas, so the new rule was placed into effect. All ATF rules have the effect of laws, and they have serious penalty's, IMHO you need to stay on top of them if you are making a firearm. If you want to finish an 80% AR lower with minimum tooling check out a place called 5D Tactical. You don't even need a mill to finish an 80% AR lower.
I see they are using 6061, I thought the good ones were 7075.
So I am told.
Mark
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